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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 10, 1915 · page 2

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' anon. Mrs. Tube and herttnroe . _
daughters, to board it. The am ampI During the fiscal year, slartmg om.
the our made from this point was atl6m 19“: ”“1 ending Oct. 6th, 191‘”

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In order ”“11“ the Tavllnfiirl and l tlona to buildings. This interesting:
‘ ‘ 1 statement makes up a part of Building

jnney 5109M neor Ferris . awnue Inspector ClarenCe l. Finch's detailedl
‘about twenty feet west or a fire hy- T990" 01’ the year’s work, which wa.
.drant which is located near the Rooney i ”09le by 183‘ night’s council.

éuknn. an tour wheels or the jltney, The amount of taxes the building-
livers an affine warrenite. 'and on the inspector told the council, to be rials;

‘gmet which is on either side of the ed by the city on this valuation. which,
has been turned over to the board of
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Satins for Linings

A great deal of thc beauty of a coat is in the lining,
and for the economical purposes should be as good as its
owner can aflord. .

Rich Brocaded Satins, light blue, cream, royal purple:
and magenta with a flash of gold. ‘

Yard wide, $230

In lavender, tan and cream, 51-60
Black and white stripe, "Magpie" cliccts,

. $1.50 and $2, 0

White, self—colored stripes. $1., 9

Colored stripes, all effects, saga

Skinner's Satin, all silk and rt-liablc, in all colors, 1
' $1.50
$1.935

Fancy Noyclties

at the Art Section.

Biscuit and 8011 Bon Boxes. tin t‘ut’ci‘t’ll “llll lthC‘fi‘
try or crctonnc, effects in old rose. Olil blue, trimm'etl
with a band of gilt braid. very pretty. "‘

From 50c and 7‘5c, according to size. ,

FrenCh Trays for dressing table use, small for .trifltis,
largc for brushes and combs. I “3

A quaint Japanese doll surrounds hcrsclf with pads pf
cotton and Dresden silk. She is a pincushion, at 10 Or
25c as she is big or littlc. . . i .

Fancy Silk Work Bags‘in diti‘crcnt shapes finish‘cd‘
with bows and tasscls. 551125 and 30,75

A Desk Set in oltl blue is I 5.90

Pincushions, “rounds" and “licarts,:'_pi_nk and blue,
sonic in swect grass stands. ... 258

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Begins -‘ today ’Withvvglueam‘evor’hfotof tilled.- , Ely-time; Price Reductions on new. stylish twantable autumn and “winter milltnery; shirt waists. fur.

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. be seen by the headlights or the-ap— “5955:: “'1”: 011““ :85: 0- ‘11“-
i v ’ .._..._.,_.... . ' - -- . .~ ~ propoa rate as gven y 0 Buy
PENING D ' 1 preaching Peter 3 machine as plain as ‘ ‘ .. ‘ ‘
’o " ‘ " ' A? l J ' day" as she crossed the street. The Treasurer, with no cuts in the budgets.
Mk at ' Peter's automobile. according to Green iamount ‘0 519321.“. .
if ‘ fl ' ' . ‘ was about ‘15 feet away from the cou- . The hohflilzétmiauon 0‘ new ("“3‘1',
0 . “ r pie crossing the street. Both walk- “18““! u 1118 mprovementa ”1 1e,
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:3: .Saturday, NOV. 11th, ’65 lo order to celebrate the completion , .. ed .1 an ordinary gait, and Were not _ first district: slums will] the amountl
«Til. of fifty years of continuous business in | confused. The Buick, according to 91 probaflledncreased taxes amassing
(“”5 ' n Bridgeport and to llflllg the fact pm Morgan. passed the mm at about 30 “‘3 ‘01:]"432158gll'11‘he ”201;“ 3~ 21
tom ' ‘ ' " . ‘ miles an hour. in his judgment. 342 wt D") 8 9 ncrease ”95 0
'ttlle no.2 Citizen‘s? Bulldmg’ PUI'V Nbcfdre our prcsctit and ”93%“ ! Miss Tuvlln was two feet away from 35.044159; in the ”1le “0325' with}
,Zifi . ‘ “V“ ”mm?” W? haf’t‘ made 5966181 {W l I the curb o! the nutty sidewalk. said a probable increase in taxes or 51;?
.24“! MAIN STREET. rangcmcnts for a series of sales begm- .. Morgan, when he saw the peters majestic; in the firth, which includes,
"d“ ning on above date. With the largesi ll chine. which was running along the bulldms 1U 1119.16ml9ry 01' .\crwalk
" and ~ stock of its kind in Comic‘ticut ‘ ”right side of the road, with the two outside the first, second and third dla’ “
MIC". 6' w' FAIRCHH‘D & 00” h ' ' ~ ( I mm wheelsofthewarrenlte p’ovementlll‘lclfl- 3145.364 WM! a probable in-
. ._ . _ . 33m" auddenl ‘0 the right wd‘crease of $2,080.52, in taxes.
UND I l y n The original appropriation for the
' ' . Wire Miss-'Tnvllu. throwing er up . '
lI5. (“"3 0" ”oAWHv "- "1) SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS l .0“ mg- gtdgwflk, ibulldlng department was ”you. Our
arson. \ . V . - t When the girl m taken ‘mQ inking the year the maintainaucc exputae
“k on 'Mlocflltbo attention 0! LL. public u' their will "0 Ill Every Department m hospital, Mormon said he heard Peter‘s, to $1,773.66, leaving a balance on
9:53 www.m‘” . $ ‘ .. H 7“,. "In fig. did not see Miss Tavltn‘hand, at the and of the fiscal year,
I'm. ’ col until-she was 20 feet away from his of $226.34. . .
N. S. “Woodman: WATUndIl ou' SEMI-"Es m machine. Miss Tavlln. in crossing the- It will thus appear the lnspN‘tm in
mm “Ml-wiry souaaum and Silver Plated Wm-~ -.. ‘ street. walked several root ahead of ‘ 101‘!!!ed the COMIC“. that the depart-
s! “1- ltcolJoLVIlc'lnlzc. uteri-NJWW E! WATCHES m - l Gm. 7"" WWW“. my the rut merit cost only $469.66 more to mains
“ ' " " l l l 1 . l tam than was received in fees for per
Moon and french Clocks! tum ‘. . thathe was not more nation! y niur .
. y - w mums an Iron aura . l I an. new aw mm wed mm. ““3“- .. . ...
133: BRONZE” , m”! m and. slim II “‘““°‘""“““"“°“"""““‘°“ ”’°' . ".X‘i' Willing: JZSZSJJJ‘U
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thud “‘yfi$“§$fi’m§’,?fl:'flq*w H mel. ' ": ill mitt,“ “0"!” 01 Center street. was :elt'ei; very little from taxation and in.
mg“. , ' ~ u é“ cuss! mom: “I m if all“ to that-stand. but 1,” “cu.“ very largely leli-austaling. Flil'fllet‘s _
1”“ £ch “ODDS! " ”3’ ‘ II his the coroner he did than this, the work done by this de-p
-. - , , .~ . .-. . saunas and sum rut: “w W . w a... m We,
' tax DECORATED‘PORCEL IN.CR?STAL1ND‘ ' ’L '2. ‘ not feel confident enough to testify partment means more
“lg: GILT CARD RECEIYSRS! ' “Pix ~33 ; with any am ot-nccuraQL than may be realized. as the estimated
vcai‘. ' A " -. " 1;: , The other while» called at .‘ne‘ amount of increased building valuation
r A N at «33' 1% . :hearlng was 1mm Devaater. of 25Ias DlM‘ed by this department before
‘15 ”WNW” “m" "PW'M‘M’W‘ . I ODthlIl Department lRoae Pork. avenue. somg..by em-‘the board or assessors mall: mg.
tonic one-.numor.con'u.a¢. . 133 p“: , . ‘ lployment “1 autoinoblle repairman. . good list that march mrore wit ‘out 3,“:
‘ ' ' ' , “ .., -' ‘ ‘ ‘ I ' increased value on o proper y a
utaut ~ '_ . , ls fitted \\ 1th the best appliances for lDovutor was 6 passenger in the same; . ,
:dp- FAIRCHILD s 3". “53ml“ the Cl'cslghl, and is in charge ‘ 1{bus with Mlaa'Ta‘vlln and Green. His| has not benefited. by adlllonfll bullllmsi
“3.?“ detonated-Gold Pcns'ind rehoilr! ‘ 0“ experts. ,testimbny covered polnts which have . during the year-
$10: . r , . . , : 0t?! 33‘. . . . . . ... . . ll ybggp reportedéhgretntore. . On‘t:l liltin‘ ' 4
it ~ ' ' -' “ " ““~' r“ -~ ‘ ’ ' his lines-ii nu e, ,
“um. L0»; omnoonorimdvtho Prmfipallldmloc- E . eating “”99““ - V . , » .. . .
R1310 turrrs, enables us to odor induce. ‘ Wiedo 91". ' own “graying l waivthatwmmcannot estimate Wile.“ Shed I
‘ -- ..~.msm. wliicii»«oannot‘vbo . tn,_;o’ut‘ own shop, and make a specialty the speed of an nutomoblle unless he ,, . . . 1
t SUYPFSOJ ' l. M. of‘rgrlistic and original designs. l8 riding in it." ‘6 id l‘i’nlmy M M F're
15: m’nmrmm. " ‘ ’ " V l '\ . ' This closed the taking o,.ev once,
. LY scum rout nonunion '. 1.. .. . . ' ' _ l ‘ ~ ...._._.—-
833; 0,. our: mu, mm“ msmfim 1r ‘ (I?! . V“ 13'“ “WU“ pride in our attrac bearinx on the case by coroner Phelan. ‘ . .. L .,
a“; Win. In: roswwan or tour ‘ two packages, and have recently m- He will make an examination of the1 (t outlnuctl from l-Irst 1 am ).
inch, announce! l ‘ ‘ I“ stalled an autofiobilc delivery insuring tear and after going over the stenosr: E l d four stories high 011:
J'-““‘ ALL GOODS“ \RKEDlN PLAIN FIGURES" a prompt and sure delivery to all sur- 'phic ”Do" 0' the evidence. w” :700 feetvong an o . ‘ _
‘ N“? I ‘ I | ' l' t ' iwas 'ls'nten by Miss lrene Baker. of these four floors ...050 men were em
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Sill" from: and One l’rioo'only 1‘ “I; l l. s '1)“; city, the coroner will submit his ; ployed in day and night shifts. tmyth;
~ " ‘ " A most cordial invitation is extended lformal finding. He told newspaperwelghborhood of 300 men uerea nor ‘
I15 CLOCKS, WATCHES. AND» JEWELRY. 1"" to 0h 131' . hi .- ; '. «melt yesterday that ““3 would not hold : when the fire stafied. and so rapidly
thx- mm" . . .- “ ‘ e p“ It: to enjoy, t s we," “nth n,- path-'5 criminally liable for the did it spread that some employea had
uvfl’dgpumud'muww“"mmm “3' ~ . to make their escape by means of
a ’ mmm' _ fro n diff t floo e
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j Lust nieht was another bl}: nixllt ed to have staned‘flo“vs m conduits,
at the Eagles‘ Fair, in Lockwood‘ 8 and is used to gather up flying chips
gHall- A 800d “19d crown was Weiwhlch escape in the'bperatlon of gun
lean! and a very ROM time V" enjoy- boring. There was only a spark or fire
ed. Tonight is Bridgeport Night.and at first, which some workmen started
la 1811:? Guild from the BTidWDOFlHo put out .wlth water. Then follow-I
IA'erie is expected. 0!! Friday night ed a mighty flash. and up leaped a;
"I"? Will be a special train from Dan- Mine which seemed at once to envel-l,
Thur? to bring down the upstate how. one the whole of the big building. ,
who are coming down to help their L‘Starting on'tlle south side of the
Norwalk brothers mnke Friday night building, the flrenoon‘ato its way up
the banner night of the affair. ’to the north side.
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Chocolate Dipped. .
'I'lic most delicious conlcctions that ever fcll from the
famous “sugar plum trcc" are these bigr cherries dipped in
rich chocolate. 50¢ a box
Salted Nuts, finest varieties and all carefully selected
and prcparctl. alninnrls. peanuts. pecans, caslicws and
mixctl nuts. in bullc. Candy Shop.

' Table Glassware

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6 for 37 cps.

Fine etched Tumblers ,“

Plain heavy Tumblers , 6 for 30 cts.
Colonial Tumblers ' . 7‘ . _ . 6. for 45 cts.
Colonial Goblets 6 for 35 cts.
Plain hairy Tumbuara- 6 for 15 eta.

'Wine Glasses. Cider Tumblers, Sherbct'

Cups. Cock-A
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the. Bethlehem Steefiompany today.
The fire probably will burn all day. ’according to a statement telephoned
R9081"? the building was moon to the local otfices here by, A. D. Mir
atructed and equipped at a co“ said sell, vice—president of the company.
to be three million dollars. it was giv- Mr. Mlxaell said that although the
an over m ”'6 manufacture 0-! guns of fire caused-virtually all of the power .
all calibre for the United States, Eng- at the plant to be shut on, temporary
land and her allies. and some 800 of lines were quickly ‘atrung, and all of
these guns were in process of manufac- the departments at the plant, other
ture when .the fire broke out. than those damaged by fife,‘nrc now.
The fire is sold to have resulted from running. He said also that . it was
a spark from an electric light lampunnnssihle now to estimate-the loss.
which exploded. falllugunto a pool of , ,V
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Floor after floor cult of electric wires which ignited oil of the crew and four passengers

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